Maritime Museum of Montenegro (Pomorski muzej Crne Gore)

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During my visit to Kotor’s Maritime Museum, I had the chance to discover a fascinating collection that reflects the city’s rich maritime heritage and long seafaring tradition.

Illyrian Liburna. (Modeler M.Stumbergera).

 

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Greek Galley - Trireme. (Modeler S.Osghiana).

 

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Galleon and Carack.

 

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Felluca. (Modeler M.Stumberger).

 

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Model Ship "León Coronato". (Modeler M.Stumberger).

 

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Dubrovnik Carrack. (Modeler G.Zaccagna).

 

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Shebec. (Modeler P.Gracanin).

 

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Tartana. (Modeler N.Stanojevic).
"The tartana was a preferred type of merchant vessel among seafarers from the bay of Kotor during the 18th century.It could easily be adapted as a warship, but it was mainly used for cargo transport or fishing".

 

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Brig Splendido. (Modeler M.Stumberger).
"A medium-sized merchant sailing vessel with square sails and a spanker (gaff sail) on the mizzen mast. Between 1852 and 1859, Ivo Vizin circumnavigated the word with this ship".

 

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Model of ship "Nava". (Modeler M.Vukasovic).

 

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San Trifone di Cattaro. (Modeler V.Predrag).

 

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Brigs-Schooner.

 

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Arciduca Lodovico.
"Combination of paddle wheels and sails, being the first one to sail int the bay of Boka Kotorsa in 1837, and belonged to the Austrian Lord".

 

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Other models...

 

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and the last one...model of sailing ship Barque. (Modeler seam Tomo Durdevic 1883).
"From fourties of the 19th to the beggining of the 20th century, Boka has its fleet 91barques"